Zygmunt Dzieciolowski is a Polish journalist who has covered Russia and other post Soviet republics for European media since 1989. He is founding editor of openDemocracy/Russia.
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Published in: oDRIn memoriam Tatyana Zaslavskaya, Perestroika's Grande DameAdviser to Gorbachev and inspiration behind his economic reforms, Tatyana Zaslavskaya has died in Moscow, aged 86....
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Published in: oDRSergey Dvortsevoy, Talented Ripple MasterSergei Dvortsevoy’s films may have won plaudits internationally, but his uncompromising observational style and...
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Published in: oDRRadio JitteryThe crisis that has shaken the Moscow bureau of Radio Liberty over the last year appears to be drawing to a close....
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Published in: oDRTalking to itselfKremlin control of the Russian media may not be absolute, though it comes pretty close, and the few independent...
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Published in: oDRDon’t be afraid to turn on the TV!Most Russian TV outlets are kept under tight Kremlin control. TV Rain, an independent cable channel, has navigated...
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Published in: oDRThe tale of Boris and VladThe death of Boris Berezovsky created a storm of speculation and reminiscences in the world press. But for most...